Massa Leaves Hospital After Hungar ian Grand Prix Crash
Felipe Massa left Sao Paulo’s Albert Einstein Hospital for home recovery after nine days in Budapest where he underwent skull fracture surgery. The Ferrari driver was injured when a loose part struck his helmet and he crashed into a tire barrier during Hungarian GP qualifying.
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Holtz mulls run for U.S. Congress
Former Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz, 72, weighs a Florida bid as a Republican for the central Florida seat held by Democrat Suzanne Kosmas. A GOP strategist said a decision could come in coming weeks. no office run has prior record.
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Lakers host Cavs for Christmas game
NEW YORK The NBA schedules Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O Neal to reunite on Christmas as the defending champion Los Angeles Lakers host the Cleveland Cavaliers December 25. It marks the fourth Christmas reunion in five years since Bryant and O Neal split. O Neal was traded to Cleveland in June.
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Iowa trainer suspended and fined over positive horse drug tests
DES MOINES A Prairie Meadows trainer Dick Clark was suspended 90 days and fined 500 dollars for each of four positive tests for excessive tanamine levels. An administrative penalty of 1000 dollars was also levied amid claims of miscommunication with a groomer.
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Leinart in battle for Cardinals backup job behind Warner
Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt says Matt Leinart and Brian St. Pierre will compete for the second string quarterback role behind Kurt Warner. Leinart, 26, notes his readiness to handle competition after a Pro Bowl season by Warner and a Super Bowl run. St. Pierre, undrafted in 2003, has a longtime link to Whisenhunt from Pittsburgh.
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Packers keep Vick questions open amid coy stance
Green Bay general manager Ted Thompson declined to rule out signing Michael Vick while noting the team evaluates all options. NFL reinstatement terms and Vick's lingering interest from many clubs frame the context as Green Bay keeps its approach noncommittal. In Minnesota, Tarvaris Jackson avoids major knee damage after a weekend hit, with Sage Rosenfels competing for the starting job and Jackson making rapid mental progress in recovery.
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Aaron says make the steroid list public
Hall of Famer Hank Aaron urged release of the 2003 performance enhancing drug test list to move baseball beyond the Steroid Era. He said 100 names should be named, and noted Pete Rose reinstatement is not discussed with commissioner Bud Selig. No penalties were levied for 2003 positives.
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